Tokyo Home Makeover Ep. 1 | Bye bye tiny Japanese bathroom! 😱🏠
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2024
- Day one of the renovation diaries on my house in Tokyo! The builders finished so much in just one day 😱 Check out the before house tour below if you missed it!
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0:00 Seeing the House after day one of house renovations
0:22 Entrance to the house
0:30 Kitchen renovations
1:25 Secret hole in the floor
1:54 Bye bye tiny Japanese bathroom
4:40 Let's check out the second floor
8:34 Exciting plans for the front door
9:22 Why we're destroying the floors
10:23 Thrift store find
11:47 Plans for the accent wall
14:44 Outside patio area
15:34 Moving into a Japanese house
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just grateful you're taking us along on the ride! keep up the great work!
Video was still great 👍 looking forward to the next one!
I dont trust tht lady..🤐
Fool with me and fix me🤪😱🤣
@@mcaraballo7100 your gross
the "storage space" hole in the floor of your kitchen, isnt just a storage space. Its main purpose is actually a trap door access into the crawl space underneath your house. You need to have such a trap door somewhere for building maintenance, such as for checking for water damage or doing a termite sprays etc, Japanese houses have a different structure to western houses and they are often built on short "stilts", which can rot if not enough airflow occurs underneath the house or the soil underneath is too damp or humid (very common in Japan). Should check with a carpenter whether you should actually remove this functional component of your house or relocate it elsewhere, as you might need access to the floor space in future, if you want to keep your house maintained and healthy.
I hope she sees this comment!
They should move it to a closet.
@tecno they should better get a 2nd opinion from a carpenter
I don’t think this is the crawl space entrance as the storage place would normally have no access to the space underneath.
@@4everaJfreak We have a similar one in our house in Fujisawa. It’s a storage space (think rice, maybe bottles of water etc.) that is easily removable (it’s not screwed or anything) and is also the access to the crawl space under the house. I think it’s very common here, I see similar things at friends places. And yeah, the house is elevated from the ground, about 50cm. There might be other ways to access the crawl space though, depending on how it’s built.
As an avid traveller I beg that even if you eliminate the large closets, please put in some small closet areas in the bedrooms so that patrons can hang their clothes to allow the suitcase wrinkles to fall out. I always take at least one or two dresses for more formal dinners and trying to hang them on curtain rods or the tops of doors can suck.
Yep
I noticed how many closets they want gone.
It seems to me like they're not considering storage much at all.
^^ This. If I go someplace on a trip I usually have a few garments that I want to hang so they don't wrinkle. Even just making sure to leave a clothing bar up in each bedroom would work
Or even just a couple hooks behind doors can work fine !
yes! I would be really confused by not having anywhere to hang up clothing in an Airbnb!
I also think they should consider storage space in case they plan on selling the house later on.
When the renovation is done, you should get your friends to help scout out the best places to go nearby for food, shopping, scenic sights and such. Then put them on a fun map your guests can look to. Like "Natsuki's favourite udon", or "Cat lovers must see".
You're definitely going to get lots of guests who will feel comforted to stay there simply from the fact that they trust you.
Best wishes from Canada, you've got this!
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my thoughts exactly!
Great idea! 😁👍
hopefully it is finished in a year because we would love to book this for our first trip to japan next may 😍
Since it’ll be an Airbnb you don’t need a tall fridge, just one of those that are only half-height that can be tucked under the countertop between cabinets. That’s what they do in small apartments in France. Saves space, avoids having a huge appliance blocking what is already a pretty cramped space and people on a short stay will never fill it up.
I think that would be a really good idea! There doesn't seem to be a place to put a full size fridge without it being in the way of something.. and it would help with feeling more open.
They do that in Japan too, but if people are going to be having extended stays in the house, a full sized fridge would be better anyway so the guests won't have to continually visit a grocery store.
That's confusing me , they are creating an airbnb but not having hanging space for clothes ,but are putting in a desk. personally I like to decant my suitcase and tidy it away if I am staying more than 2 nights
@@hazelmeldrum5860 open clothes racks are really common in Japan. They could provide one of those for people to hang things.
I was thinking that too! Could put a smaller fridge to the right of the kitchen area under the window and extend the counter top area 🤔
I love the idea behind this series and that you are trying something new. It seemed a little risky at first but hearing that you have a decade in the industry makes me really pumped for you and Ushka! Hope it goes well and even if it doesn't, it's all content right?! 😄
I think this will turn out looking great but I'm not understanding why, if the expectant usage is Air BnB, that desks in each room is the selected course of action. If I was coming to use this for any length of time I'd rather have closet space, even if they're expecting Japanese businessmen...it doesn't really make sense to me. And if they intend to flip it one day, closet space is more valuable than a desk nook, no?
I thought this too.. need a place to hang clothes. Keeping one of the closets would have been good.. maybe they'll have a wardrobe for hanging clothes?
I really like having closet space, too. I was a bridesmaid just a couple of days ago and really appreciated being able to hang my dress in an actual space, not just behind the door. >.< It's also great for keeping coats, etc out of the way.
I prefer having a desk space over somewhere to put my clothes, on both short and longer travels, but we're all different :)
@@SlothLinn (Not being snarky, genuine curiosity) - if you are in an AirBnB with a kitchen and living area where there are multiple tables, what would you use the desk in the bedroom for? Especially on a personal trip. I can see that for a business trip with multiple people the desk would be handy, but then again - wouldn't you work in the office more?
That place is going to be so much nicer once you have renovated it.
So sharla gonna get in this year's top 100 most beautiful faces or what???
This got me more excited to see how it's gonna look in the end since walls were taken down and some will be moved. I think it'd be pretty interesting to see what you guys could do with the inside without touching the outside much or at all.
The Japanese are such efficient people. I worked there for 6 months and watched construction across from my office. They took down two large old building, recycling materials as the worked, clearing the area and paving a road and parking, and landscaping. I was amazed to watch it. Now when I see construction here at home, I think to myself…I’m not in Japan so that’s going to take years!
I know, right! I love how efficient and cleanly everything is done...here, it's just a mess!
So true and very detail oriented. I would trust my life with them.
If you watch moving company videos as well. It's satisfying how clean and efficiently they pack the boxes haha
@@CrimsonLadyVT yes, I’ve seen a few! I love how they take those extra steps to protect corners and floors.
1:25 The underground storage area if I'm not mistaken was for keeping pickled stuff since many households in the past did their own Pickling and fermenting of vegetables and nato.
Well at least it was storage of some sort as you don't have a shead in japan to store stuff and would be nice if they had turned it into like a wooden box to store stuff or like a floor safe with the hidden looking door and floors that covers it. Useful space when you really don't have a yard or garage
@@urundulblue If I could ever own a Japanese home with one of these I would get a rug with umeshu written on it or a picture of umeshu to put on top of the trap door. I've only had some umeshu in the U.S. a few times and good lord it's soooo good.
Thanks for the video - it's really interesting! BTW The hole in the floor is actually used so that the wooden supporting posts underneath the house can be inspected for rot. It tends to double as an underground storage because, well... why not! (As an inherently cool part of the house, it was traditionally used to keep produce cold). Your attic should have similar basic access, so that beams supporting the roof can be checked for rot too (both are a legal requirement in modern Japanese house builds).
Japanese houses are (infuriatingly) cold by design- as it's such a humid country, air circulation is important to stop wood rot. Insulation can cause condensation to build up in areas and cause rot if not done right. Something to keep an eye on (although everything looks pretty good from the video)...
Looks like an amazing place though - I look forward to following your progress!
Just so ya know: The bars aren't just there for safety from what's outside. They're also there for safety from your small ones falling out a window. Kids, as it turns out, are stupid, and will crawl out of open windows, and Japan(and suburban America)'s solution to this was to put bars on the windows.
Kids are not stupid! If parents are not teaching their kids safety then THEY are stupid
@@KiraHunter2310 young kids, who don’t know any better, come on. Even in Australia every window has to be fitted with a 10cm locked gap, which is another version of bars on the windows.
@@KiraHunter2310 two young kids died this way in my home country... one saw the other fall from the 8th floor and he *still* jumped too. young kids are stupid as fuck (through no fault of their own), so it's better to be safe and place bars.
@@KitchenWitchery That is not true actually toddlers are smart that you will think if you teach them.
Maybe a bike parking area where the ACs are?? It's gonna be so cool! I'm so pumped to see the rest of the progress. 🤩 Love, love, love you videos!
It'd be more upkeep by having bikes for guests to use would be even cooler!!
It would absolutely be a selling point to have bikes there for guests to use
Exactly what I thought!
Please do a breakdown of the costs of everything
That Tokyo skyline neon light is EVERYTHING! It would so cool to have that in the house. And people around the world can personalize that in order for it to be any skyline in the world. It's such a fantastic idea!
Has someone inspected/rested all the electrical and plumbing? Also - wired network connections would be best vs wireless for stability and performance. Also - good network wiring done now while renovating will enhance resale value down the road.
Had a thought on the door. If you’re planning to do Airbnb is it maybe better to have an automatic lock type door with a keypad? I guess you would have to change it after each guest but check-in and out would be easier.
Just a thought, unsure how much it is. Ofc in our rental in Tokyo it’s the good old school locks😂
We have a new neighbour tradition in New Zealand too, but ours is the other way around. When someone new moves in near you it's the older residents who come to the new family and say hello, and often bring home baking as a welcome.
I would recommend a light colored accent wall and kitchen because it would make the room feel larger. Also, I would move the accent wall to the wall next to it, so you can place a tv there.
In addition, I would think getting a couch that could also be a pull out bed would be beneficiary as another bed to list on your airbnb.
Yes! Dark walls/accent walls will make the space look much smaller and dull. I hope they reconsider.
recommendation for the plain widows + privacy. Netting is a great option we use frequently here in the uk. i have almost sheer fabric ones so you can see out but no one can see in. It also keeps the light but adds the privacy so you get the best of both worlds. then you can add full on black out for added comfort
Yes! I'm also from the UK and we have these too, it's like a light semi transparent pair of curtains called a 'Voile' which in French means a thin, semi-transparent fabric of cotton, wool, or silk. You can have them on their own or you can have them underneath your proper heavy curtains on a separate runner so you get the best of both worlds! Brilliant suggestion:3
Eurgh. Reminds me of my grandma's net curtains. They also get dirty annoyingly quickly and need to be machine-washed weirdly frequently. Also, if they have guests in their place who smokes in the house then those curtains are going to turn yellow so quickly.
@@eliasashwood1460 It ready depends on what your house looks like if they look dated but my house is all newly done up white walls and grey light flooring so having white voile under the grey curtains blends in and looks effortless! Plus I don't smoke but I wouldn't recommend having anything white in your house if you smoke cause it sticks to literally everything, walls and all!
If you truly want privacy there's window films that make the windows almost like one-way mirrors so people can't look in.
Chris and his amazing studio, Norm conquering the waters of Japan and soon to be a pilot, and Sharla's journey as a home owner... Happy for you guys :)
If you want more closet space for like long term BnB people you could get some type of Amory/Wardrobe that matches your desk that you chose, could make like your own personal styled room set. Dunno if that was suggested before. Hope all goes well! 😊
This is such a fun series, I'm so looking forward to seeing what you do with the place! ❤️✨
With Japan reopening their borders, my mom and I are looking to go to Japan this fall. I'm going to keep my overnight reservations open incase your Airbnb is ready by then! It would be so cool to stay in my favorite RUclipsr's very own Airbnb.😁❤️
same! It's a little less scary knowing who the owner is and a little bit of story behind it! That's what makes me nervous about AirBnB's, so this is nice
@@carriepadgett2743 have stayed at 5 airbnbs in Japan and they were all amazing, if that helps.
Same, I had rebook my trip twice already. I can’t wait to see southern Japan this time.
I want to go there someday >~
I can’t wait to see after all the renovations 😍
Looks exciting! Will there be somewhere to hang up clothes though? I hate it when I stay in an Airbnb and I have to leave my clothes all wrinkled in my suitcase, even just a clothes rail is useful. Anyway, I’m excited to see how it turns out!
This series is so fun to watch! You and Ushka have such a sweet, creative, positive energy together, it'll be so nice to see everything you do! 😊 The cat door handle is a-DOOR-ABLE, as well, makes me want to get one, as well~ 😋💖
Perhaps the handle choice is the cat's meow?
That is the single best door handle ever! lol I'm so excited! My favorite RUclipsr making videos about my favorite kind of content. This is so excellent! I'm so happy for the both of you! I'm even more excited for all the excellent videos to come.
Really excited about the series :) you personal apartment is always really nicely put together and your background in the industry is super useful! I would like to say though, I am unlikely to use a desk in an Airbnb - I would use the dining table for such a purpose if nescessary but having individual desks in the closets seems wasteful of the limited space. I would rather have a deep closet to store my big overseas suitcase and a place to actually hang some clothes. Both my husband and I immediately commented on this while watching your video and from the video comments, I can see that we are not the only ones. In the end, it's your house but maybe this is something you could re-consider, as this is coming from people who would actually love to use an Airbnb like the one you planned. :D
I love watching make-overs! It’s going to be so much fun seeing everything change! 😊👍🏼 hello from a 🇵🇭 Filipino viewer! 🥰
Your friend is so adorable.
Don't put the trash bins in front of your air conditioning unless you want bad smells.
Gotta love how insistent Sharla is that the kitchen NEEDS to have a tea station xD
If I'm renting a Air BnB House I would like a place to put my clothes and also a space for the suitcase that's not just the floor.
My husband and I vote middle/second fridge position 😅 Happy median of not blocking the light from the windows nor limiting the entrance to the room.
if you're thinking of getting neon lights, i suggest getting acrylic ones which are better for longevity (neon lights tend to break easily) and also they don't heat up as much.
This series is so fun and really inspiring! I'm so happy to hear you've decided to start it as an Airbnb and I hope when the borders open I can get the opportunity to stay there! The cat handle, neon lights and tea station are all adorable and such cool ideas, and I can't wait to see the progress 😌💖💖
I am really impressed by how quick this renovation is being done
Replacing the frosted windows will make such a change! I’m so excited for this Reno 😍😃👍
I have 2 things to say
1) In the kitchen remember the magic triangle:
Oven/Fridge > Food prep area > Sink
2) The neon could be Maro_da_housecat :P
Good luck!
(Who knows this could be the start of an Airbnb portfolio?)
This is so super fun to see happening! Just one thought for you guys to consider is that the neon light will generate a lot of heat and will be hot to the touch, so it could be a danger for guests. It's a cool idea, but maybe too risky?
I’m so excited to see the finished house! My fiancé and I are planning a trip to Japan next year for our honeymoon, now we have a nice option for an Airbnb😉
As a fellow cat lover, it makes my heart SO incredibly happy to see all the cat details being put in ❤ the world needs more of the little things that will add a little-bit of happiness to someone's everyday life!!! :)
Fyi, neon lights can be noisy. Outdoors you won't notice the humming sound they make but in an enclosed small space it may be annoying. Just check what you are having made is quiet enuf for indoor use. 👍
Thanks for showing us the start of the project. In America, this type of complete do over would take months so this speed amazes me. The light flooring will totally brighten the space. Good choice.
Those big windows with the big drop & nothing to keep a person from falling if he/she lose balance worries me. It would be great to put something there for safety. That balcony looks potentially unsafe (rotted?) but I think you mentioned someone is looking into it. Maybe put a little area for a smoker outside by the aircom? one of those ashtrays with the sand in it that can be cleaned out. Great series, I'm loving it.
I'm amazed at the process so far! Whenever I hear people getting renovations done in my area, its almost always double whatever ETA they estimate for. The builders really take their sweet time, no matter if it's a couple grand project or hundred grand.
SO excited for this series! the house has so much potential so it's really nice to see what you'll do with it :)
You should make a tsuboniwa in that outdoor space where the aircons are, with some nice wooden panels to cover the other house and the air conditioners.
Would be a great view from the inside to have a bit of connection to nature
Not just Japanese trades. I work in home refits, and clients are always suprised by how quick the team remove everything!
Home renovations are my cup of tea. Thank you for bringing us along this wonderful experience, Sharla! I am so excited for you and Ushka! I hope my husband and I get to stay in this Airbnb someday. 💖
every couple of months I keep coming back to your channel. crazy how far you have come. I found your channel by accident in the early days. love to see your success.
I started watching your videos in 2014, I believe. The first video I watched was the Sailor Moon maxi pad haul XD, and you were the first RUclipsr I started following, might I add. Because of you, and all the priceless information you provide through your videos, I thought… “hey, maybe I CAN go to Japan, maybe it’s not as hard as I think it is”. It had always been a dream of mine, and so I did in 2016. Best time of my life. So thank you Sharla. Thank you for showing me that it is not impossible to make my dreams come true, and that the only thing I need is not to listen to voices that say that I can’t do something.
When I heard you are turning this into an Airbnb I was thrilled. My husband and I are thinking about visiting Japan in December/Jan. You better believe I’ll be looking this Airbnb up 😊. Fantastic job ladies! Can’t wait to see the result and, hopefully, stay there.
Wow, that is certainly a lot of progress! I love the open floor-plan. I was a fan of that retro kitchen, but those units you showed us do look amazing. It will be so nice to have everything fresh and new. My house is also a bit of a construction zone right now, and watching your process is keeping me so inspired!
You can make a lot of money by offering long term stays on airbnb with high speed internet, router in the house etc. I've lived in airbnbs around the world since 2018 and those things are quite important. Especially now more people are remote. An ok size fridge is also helpful.
So exciting!! I had 2 ideas lol. #1 in that closet space in the upstairs bedroom (not the desk/window one) you could maybe get like a small loveseat couch that can fold out into a small bed and tuck it in there. Since it will be an Airbnb, extra sleeping space is always good I think!! #2 for kitchen area, you can. Get tables that fold down, or can like expand a bunch, also for space saving. I think it's only sometimes that tables are really used in Airbnb, so having a adjustable option would be good. Hope these are helpful ideas! Good luck with it all! My family has been waiting to plan a trip and we would love to stay here! ❤️😊🎉
You should put Star Jasmine across the fence near the AC units.Its EXTREMELY lovely strong sweet floral smell when it flowers, hardy af, evergreen and will fill in the entire fence to be green with little white flowers :D Just put them in pots below the fence and train its tendrils up and thru the fence. You can cut it back every yr to maintain, its very easy, just a pair of scissors will do it.
Jasmine are the best! I agree!
Japan is like the complete opposite to New Zealand when it comes to building. It’s so slow here. Whenever you see a building site you always see half of the workers just standing around talking. And they don’t work on weekends and only work for like 6 hours a day unless it’s raining, they don’t work when it’s raining either. What they’ve done so far would of taken 2 weeks in New Zealand. It also takes a long time for anything to actually start getting built. There are shops near my house and on the back it says “2018” in Roman numerals because that’s when they were supposed to be built by. Construction didn’t start until 2020. Everything is so slow here.
Love, love, love the navy with neon skyline accent wall idea. You can have Tokyo Blue Hour all evening long. Maybe the name of your airbnb could riff off that.
So jealous of all the creative fun you are having.
Houses, renovations, and projects like this can be so much work and stress! Seems to be going good and wishing you smooth sailing with the rest. ⛵️⛵️⛵️
I hope you kept the tree with the broken pod, that adds so much character
Do a plant wall on that metal fence! That would look awesome!
it was nice to see the before video, as all houses I've seen in Japan vlogs are new or centuries old. the 70s tacky vibe was strong in the before video and now that house is being reborn.
I'm seriously impressed with the amount of tear out and clean up the workers did in one day.
nice to see so much done in so little time I hope the rest turns out nicely as well
Now I know where to stay when I go visit Japan! 💙🏠
On the fence next to the heating unit you should find a outside plant like a flower vine that will cover the fence , beautiful and natural . I don't know if you have something like that there or not .
Watching you guys discuss and work through ideas together is so wholesome and relaxing. A perfect way to start my morning ❤️ so pumped to see more 🤩
I'm super excited for your project! Thank you for the quick update, looking forward to the next! The space really opened up! Very cute doorhandle and door choice too.
It's really cool to see the process in Japan. I've built my own house in the US and completely renovated it too 10 years later. It was an underground house and non-conventional. Thanks for sharing!
I am LOVING these videos, Sharla!! I love home rennovation videos, interior design, and your videos so it's all the perfect match! I'm so happy that you are able to do this and to document the entire process! This was the serotonin boost that I needed today. ☺️✨
It is so cool to see you taking on this project. I'm so proud of you. Always incredible!
The Door Handle is Everything! So clever & cute, so excited to be able to see this transformation
You guys have such a lovely friendship! Life goals for sure!
Great video Sharla, I love seeing the progress, always love seeing you too
Awesome, Sharla! There's been so much progress. The two of you should feel very proud, and we're all looking forward to the next video.
I’m so excited that you’re bringing us along as you renovate the house. I’m so glad that you are going to have it be an Airbnb! I’m sure it will be a great experience! My friends and I had to cancel our Japan trip when everything shut down so watching this makes me super happy and maybe we will be lucky enough to even stay at your place some day. 😊
It’s so interesting to see how the renovations are done in Japan. Thanks for keeping us updated!!
Don't take this wrong as you probably will because I'm old enough to be your father... But you are darling like a doll. I enjoy your videos and love Japan. I found you looking for Japan stuff. Please show more of this renovation of the house you bought because it's intriguing. It combines both Japan and construction, both of which interest me . Thank you for the videos. Cable TV really sucks nowadays and I enjoy what you bring to me for entertainment. Keep it up and I will keep supporting you. Thank you for making this world a better place...
Edit: Oh yeah, I forgot to add the energy between you and your friend is amazing. I wish you both the best in your endeavor together and hope that this house is profitable for both of you
Thanks so much Frank, very much appreciated! :)
long time viewer first time commenter: Congrats so happy for you!!!
Sharla - I wouldn’t get a floor with a yellow undertone. A cooler light grayish is good choice for a contemporary home.
That big window on the second floor would be useful to move stuff from the ground floor. Also looking forward when this house is available for rent!
So excited for you both !
Genuinely cannot wait to see how this turns out! I’d also totally want to turn one of those cubby holes into a ‘book nook, a little box seat with padded top and cushions with a little shelf or something underneath. Ahhhhh, I so excited to see the transition! You pair are fabulous, thank you for sharing!!
Thank you for the tour, I love the way your both are exchanging ideas with each other, it’s all so so exciting and I’m looking forward to watching the progress of the renovations.
Happy to know your adaptive and not afraid of exploring new things.
I’m really optimistic for you and your friends.
Phenomenal Sharla.
Aaaahhh!! It’s so exciting to watch the progress! 😍
This is so fun! It's amazing to see the progress that had been made already 💕 You guys are so creative, I can't wait to see your visions come to life 😊
Oh man! I really need to know when reservations get set up for the air b&b! I'm so excited seeing these updates
It is a wonderful thing to make a change in the house, having more spaces for everyone and cats.
Yesss!! Oh my god, by time Japan opens (lol) fully, this might be finished!! I hope I can utilize it as an air bnb someday!
Love watching the process and can’t wait to see more (and the end result!) ☺️ 🏠
I can’t believe how much progress there is already!
Wow! They made progress so quickly!! You must be so excited!
Wow so much done already, love hearing you bounce ideas off each other, its gonna look awesome
This is so fun! Love seeing Reno’s 🥰 we’ve been in our family home since 2019 and still never ending Reno’s to do ..
Navy kitchen and a sea blue, (turquoises, greens and blues) living space would be so nice and creates a really happy and peaceful and bright space !!
Yep! Subscribed for the reno!
my goal is now to stay here when it is ready!
Girl Power! This is awesome, and I look forward to your success.
That place is huge Sharla, great investment though. If you're renting it out it's not a good idea to make it too personalized, especially if you sell it someday.Anyhow, You are glowing babe, luvin that beautiful smile.